《尋紙》(Hirogami)是融合「折紙藝術」與「動作冒險解謎」的3D平台遊戲，於 2025年9月4日在PS5、Steam與Epic Games Store的數位平台上正式推出，由Bandai Namco Studios Singapore與Bandai Namco Studios Malaysia ，支援語言包括繁體中文、日文、英文等。PS5實體特典版於10月23日上市，包含遊戲本體、可摺式角色紙模（如蛙與犰狳）、原聲音樂CD、背景展示摺紙版。採單人進行、全年齡向（CERO A）。

在這個名為「折世界」的地方，所有生物與建築皆由紙張摺疊而成。原本秩序井然的世界，因為一股名為「故障」(Glitch)的數位災厄入侵，開始出現扭曲與崩壞。不僅紙張扭結、失去本形，連村落的居民也變得暴戾失控。主角是折紙大師「尋（Hiro）」，身懷能將自身摺成各種姿態的秘術，必須前往遭受污染的區域淨化居民、恢復摺紙世界的原貌，並尋找Glitch背後的真相。

核心玩法在於主角尋能變身為不同「折紙造型」，並以此解決關卡中的地形挑戰與戰鬥需求。透過打倒被污染的敵人，將解鎖新能力，學會變形成:

 • 犰狳造型，能高速翻滾突破障礙；

 • 青蛙造型，擁有超長跳躍距離；

 • 猴子造型，可攀爬藤蔓與高牆；

 • 紙飛機造型，借風翱翔越過深淵。

此外，也可變成一整張紙，透過風流滑行進入狹窄空間、緩降危險區域。這些變化不僅帶來豐富的動作體驗，也強化了解謎的自由度與多樣性。手持摺扇作為主要武器，能攻擊由Glitch生成的紫色污染方塊，亦可吹散障礙、觸發機關。環境中亦散落紙片資源，可用來修復破損道路或恢復生命值，為探索加入更多戰略考量。

最大特色在於它以「折紙」為核心視覺設計語言。無論是角色、場景、怪物，甚至動作特效，全都以摺線、紙面紋理呈現。整個世界像一本活生生的立體繪本，隨玩家推進而展開、摺疊、打開隱藏空間。冒險分章節進行，每個區域都呈現不同主題與色調——森林、村落、鐘塔、數位破碎區等，搭配日本傳統風格的配樂與樂器，營造出古樸又神祕的氛圍。

隨著故事推進，將逐步解救被污染的村民，重建社區，從他們口中拼湊出折紙世界曾經的樣貌。主角尋與世界的關係也逐漸揭露——他不只是修補者，更可能與災厄本身有著更深的牽連。透過淨化、變身與對話，不僅將獲得新能力，還能開啟角色成長的新篇章，進一步打開隱藏區域與支線任務，體驗更完整的劇情。

《尋紙 Hirogami》是將傳統日本文化轉化為互動體驗的嘗試。結合折紙變身、平台動作、空間解謎與心靈治癒，在柔美卻支離破碎的紙世界中，透過摺疊與打開，逐步還原秩序與溫情。對於喜愛美術風格強烈、富含哲思與創意解謎的玩家來說，絕對是值得親自展開的旅程。

Hirogami is a 3D platforming game that blends origami art with action-adventure puzzle-solving, launching digitally on September 4, 2025 for PS5, Steam, and the Epic Games Store. Developed by Bandai Namco Studios Singapore and Bandai Namco Studios Malaysia, the game supports multiple languages, including Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and English. A special physical edition for PS5 will release on October 23, featuring the base game, foldable paper character models (like the frog and armadillo), an original soundtrack CD, and a fold-out background diorama. It is a single-player, all-ages title (CERO A).

Set in a world called the “Origami Realm,” everything—from its buildings to its creatures—is crafted from intricately folded paper. Once a harmonious land, it is now falling apart due to the invasion of a mysterious digital corruption known as “Glitch.” This anomaly distorts the paper structures, warps natural forms, and drives villagers into violent madness. The player takes on the role of Hiro, a young origami master who wields the ancient art of transforming his own body into various folded shapes. His mission is to purify corrupted zones, restore order, and uncover the truth behind the origin of the Glitch.

Gameplay centers around Hiro’s ability to morph into different origami forms, each designed to solve environmental puzzles and overcome combat challenges. As he defeats corrupted enemies, he unlocks new transformations, such as:

 • Armadillo Form: Roll rapidly to break through obstacles.

 • Frog Form: Leap across wide gaps with extended jumps.

 • Monkey Form: Climb up vines and vertical surfaces.

 • Paper Plane Form: Glide across chasms on air currents.

Additionally, Hiro can unfold into a flat sheet of paper, allowing him to slide through narrow crevices or gently float past hazardous areas. These transformations create a layered gameplay experience, combining mobility, puzzle freedom, and combat versatility. Hiro’s primary weapon is a folding fan, which he uses to strike Glitch-generated corruption blocks, activate environmental mechanisms, or blow away lightweight obstacles. Scattered throughout the world are scrap paper resources, which players can collect to repair broken paths or restore health, introducing additional layers of strategy to exploration.

The game’s standout feature is its origami-inspired visual identity. Every character, structure, and enemy is designed with visible fold lines and paper textures, creating an interactive pop-up storybook aesthetic. As players progress, the world literally unfolds, revealing hidden compartments and new paths. Each chapter introduces a uniquely themed area—ranging from forests and villages to clock towers and fractured digital zones—all accompanied by a rich Japanese-style soundtrack, evoking an atmosphere that’s both ancient and mystical.

As the narrative unfolds, Hiro gradually rescues corrupted villagers and helps rebuild the community. Their stories reveal fragments of the Origami Realm’s past, slowly forming a larger picture. Meanwhile, Hiro’s connection to the world becomes clearer—he may be more than just a restorer; he might have a deeper tie to the disaster itself. Through purification, transformation, and dialogue, Hiro evolves as a character, gaining new powers, unlocking hidden side quests and regions, and pushing the story toward deeper emotional and philosophical revelations.

Hirogami is a heartfelt attempt to turn traditional Japanese culture into a rich, interactive experience. With its blend of shape-shifting origami mechanics, platforming, spatial puzzles, and gentle emotional storytelling, it offers a soulful journey through a fragile yet beautiful paper world. For players who appreciate distinctive art direction, meaningful themes, and creative problem-solving, this is a journey well worth unfolding.